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not sure why people are bothering with destruction, just drive around and shut them down wirelessly. some newer models require a button to be pressed for them
by himata4113 5mo ago
not sure why people are bothering with destruction, just drive around and shut them down wirelessly.
some newer models require a button to be pressed for them to start the AP, but still leaves them vulnerable to attacks with a long stick and doesn't draw any attention while hundreds of cameras suddenly stop working, making the city government think they're unreliable.
- new_account_100 5mo ago> not sure why people are bothering with destruction, just drive around and shut them down wirelessly. The article suggests that some of the cameras are smashed and left in highly visible places to "send a message".
- himata4113 5mo agoyah, but that's just not a good way to 'send a message'. a good 'message' would be convincing the government and cities that these are useless and that they don't work as well as create more administrative costs than just hiring more police officers or raising education levels.
- the__alchemist 5mo agoPending clarification, I suspect "just" is doing a lot of work!
- ergocoder 5mo agoYou just need a really long stick and walk around the city while trying to use the long stick to click the button on camera. It's important to not look suspicious. You may also need to start lifting weights right now. That long stick is going to be heavy.
- himata4113 5mo agomodels before 2024 are hardware vulnerable at modems, models after 2025 have a button on the back, 2026 I haven't looked into it. put on a vest and it looks like you're just doing maintenance.
- bwv848 5mo ago[dead]